New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
NEM.IERSEY.

r,,z,prru-Tbe First National Bank has finished Its
fire and burg proof depsst vaults the first In the
city, The boxes being rapidly rented al from - 10
s35 dollars per AMMAN. Handsomely iurnishcd rooms
for the use OF customer, have also been lifted up.
Tbo Rev Father Gessncr OF s.. Patricks Church. ere
a,sd sensation by announcing from his pulpit on sun
day that he possession Of facts "hch ne "ouu
so.n showing the existence In this city OF an or
gauzea banl OF Anarchists whs favored bono throwing
and free use dynamite and who were enSascl III pro
mitigating rev ,lutOnary doctrines --Jacoo helrr' Il
wel.tode bdder whose busi icss was especially pros
perous Is missing mis- homs NO cause can be as
s0n.d bv hi. distract Ell family for his absence .1ho
recent substitution OF soft coal fer hard Oy tho central
Railroad is calsinS general complaint from property
owners f. Is charged that the paint on frame houses -
ruined by the SCOT which settles In line dust over All
narts Of the There is considerable spccula
ton as to who sill the position OF DslcI Judge
Tie term OF Judge GiInooly expires next month Hell
Dem.crat an has held office fer the past six years
His successor viii be Republican, as the kepu'hcah'
have a majority in both branches OF the Legislature
Among the names mcntisucl most prominently Tor the
position are ex- -Assemblyman Corbin Councilman James
English Joseph Cross t. FraaS Carson and Edward D
Atwaer
UNION Hutton Sunday last the Rev Father J "
Grief announced to congregation that the fair held
In the new Catholic Church last week had neticd $1,000
toward the church building fund
MoxrcI,R-David Mauie went 10 his barn in tho rear
q house
when he fell dead He was 'cvsnty-hrce years Old and
had been troubled with a complication OF asthma and
heart disease
P.TrRsuN.-The work OF taking mp the bodies buried
In the "Old Totowa Buryng Ground" was suspended
by a temporary injunctios granted by the Court OF
Chancsry The injunction was obtained by heary Z.
Dsremus Mr.. Cathsrne Van Hout-n and others, who
have relatives buried there The dcicndasti' the First
Reformed Church. whose building in the last century
stood on that .po, which still the ground The
church gave notice that all remains unclaimed by No
vemner would Se removed to sanly I'M Cemetery as
II Is lntr.dcd 10 use the cd ground FOR other purposes
The cemetery mas on- been disu'cd aad neglected. The
argument on tho question Of maklag the injunction
permanent will he heard next Monday .-..-. Mayor
neckvl has appointed and the Board Of Aldermen has
confirmed Dr. Frank T.. Asnew n ms.bcr of he
Board OF Health to succeed pr. r f. OGrady .....Mr'
Schubert OF Ns .O3 PaHtor 81, di,l In II Jossphs
lIc.ptal Yesterday from njurc. received on the Della
ware Lackawannl and Western Railroad track on Mon
day She was picking coal whom locomotive siricN
her and broke her lc.
rLuNIutn-Ihc ca ir'er election Will occur ~ DE-
ccuber .A prize bazaar FOR tae benefit o. soldiers
vi COWS and orphans spcncd by the Winfield scott
Womcns Relief Cerps Monday -ht II VIII be con-
tluuci all tue week Among the Thanksgiving At
fractions in th, city Open's. of the Crescent
skating RINK; appearance OF Charlotte thompson a.
lam, ryre IN -iman Music Hall ball OF the Emerald
benevolent Associations union rcis sious service In tho
Crescent Avenue Baptist Church. the Rev. w. L. Rich
,rt. delivering tho sermon Tho Bicycle club will
have "A run 10 Mstuchcn early On Thur-day morning
John Nopnan. a II cmau, OF Greenwich 81. New
York while rcnoyne telephone vir"- from their sn'n-
ncni I'm tree ,op tn this city fell 20 ths ground ana
brokc his ankle. besides brIi-ins himself badly about
the body IIc IL at the Muhsnbers Hospital